Do a Riley here Thursday, May 9, 2019, you are listening to the O'Reilly update.

And here's what's happening today in America.

The Senate Intelligence Committee, subpoena's Donald Trump Jr., the House Judiciary Committee

votes to hold Attorney General Barr in contempt.

As he blows the office her interpretation of the Constitution, Bernie Sanders presidential

campaign makes US history.

The mayor of Los Angeles unveils his very unusual plan to deal with the homeless.

Also coming up my message of the day on social media, but first to Washington.

The Republican-controlled Senate Intelligence Committee sending a subpoena to Donald

Trump Jr., demanding the president's eldest son appear to answer questions about his testimony

related to the Russian investigation.

It is the first time any of the president's children have been subpoenaed.

In the House, the Judiciary Committee is voted to hold Attorney General William Barr in

contempt of Congress.

Chair Gerald Nadler calling the unfolding situation a quote constitutional crisis after Mr.

Barr refused to meet with legislators to further discuss the Mueller report.

Of course earlier, the president used his executive privilege power to block the unredacted

Mueller report from being released.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi apparently injecting politics into the Constitution saying, Congress

is the quote superior branch of the federal government and has more power than the executive

branch.

That is the presidency.

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